■ - - r ' ■ • • : - :
'll Cheerleaders
a will havei
rush at 8,
Plains U& (Continued from page 1)
?anize at; P sena ^ or ’ anf * ^ w *^ also send a
written apologry to TCU and to
he cheerleaders,” Torn said.
“The seniors did an excellent
dion W|
I.Ed. Df]
starting j
adustrial
job in stopping- what could have
been a real fight.” Torn said no
actual blows were thrown, that
there was just some shoving and
pulling to get people away.
In an earlier incident before
the end of the first half, some
A&M students took a sign that
said “Hats off Wogs, clean the
fish.” They ran for an exit with
a number of students wearing
fraternity shirts chasing them.
The sign had been draped over
the wall near the 40 yard line.
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& Professional Clubs, and
partmental
orts Clubs. There will
iceming Club Aid Fund
There will be a meetin
ng Club Aid Funds made available
m Exchange Store Profits in the Social
om, MSC on Octotoer 7, 1969, at 5:15
■t is now time for all Corps Accounts,
livilian. Government Organizations, De-
ftmental and Professional Clubs, Home-
R-n and International Clubs, Honor Soci*
[es, M.S.C. Advised Accounts, Sport!
Jibs, Student Body Governing Organiza-
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inter, M.S.C. Each club must file a list
I their officers with the Student Financt
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the Building Cashier’s Window,
MSC.
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m
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sound equipment
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om apart-
ch. About
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ities pa
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NOW LEASING FOR
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trie Westinghoi
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For Rental Information
Call
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846-2026 or 846-2509
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STUDENTS 1 !
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month. Semi-
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THE BATTALION
Friday, October 3, 1969
Colleg-e Station, Texas
Page 3
Only Woman on Vet Medicine Teaching Staff
Horses Bring Lady Vet to A&M
A Minnesota veterinarian hook
ed on teaching and show horses
has added a new twist to the
College of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. B. V. Gustafson is a unique
instructor for Aggies. The 24-
year-old’s first name is Bonnie
and she’s a lady vet—the only
woman on the vet medicine pro
fessional staff.
“It doesn’t bother me at all,”
the comely doctor admits. “I don’t
know how they (the male vets)
feel about it, but it’s really a lot
easier to work around a group
of guys.”
Dr. Gustafson, who is single,
grew up outside Mound, Minn.,
on a six-acre farm “just big
enough for kids, weeds and
horses.”
Her mother, Mrs. Crawford
Gustafson of Wayzata, is a
speech therapeutist for the Orono
School District.
Dr. Gustafson graduated from
Mound High School and headed
straight for the University of
Minnesota with a life-long ambi
tion to become a doctor of veter
inary medicine.
She received a B.S. degree in
veterinary medicine in 1966 and
the D.V.M. degree in 1968, both
from Minnesota.
During her college days she
purchased “Lady’s Stubby,” a
gelding Palomino Quarter Horse
that is No. 1 in his class in Min
nesota and one of the top in
the nation.
A desire to make Lady’s Stub
by the top horse in the nation
led Dr. Gustafson to Texas A&M.
She likes A&M’s location, as
it makes it easier to travel to
many of the horse shows during
a year. Total points are the name
of the game in horse shows. The
horse with the most points takes
the honors.
Last year, Dr. Gustafson crank
ed up her Chrysler and pulled
the Palomino to almost 30 shows
in seven states.
“Texas has more shows and it’s
closer to many of the big shows,”
she relates.
Texas A&M’s vet school also
offers Dr. Gustafson an oppor
tunity to work on a master’s de
gree in veterinary surgery and
medicine.
“I enjoy college teaching and
want to stay in it,” she said. She
will start teaching comparative
cow and horse anatomy the next
tri-mester and will teach clinical
anatomy next summer.
Dr. Gustafson was an instruc
tor in the Department of Veter
inary Medical Surgery and Radi
ology at the University of Min
nesota last year. She was one of
three women on the professional
staff at Minnesota.
Texas A&M has graduated a
number of lady vets and currently
has 23 enrolled in the professional
college, including 12 first year
girls. A&M was an all-male uni
versity until 1964.
Dr. Gustafson pointed out that
many of the students she will be
teaching are older than she is.
There were from three to six
girls in each class at Minnesota,
where the veterinary college is
about half the size of A&M’s 383
enrollment.
Dr. Gustafson was in the na
tional spotlight in 1967 when she
attempted to pull a rock from
an elephant’s throat.
“An elephant from the Como
Park Zoo got a rock caught in
its throat. I have a small hand
and slim arm, so I went down
after the rock. I got my hand
around it, but couldn’t pull it
out.”
The story and pictures Went
throughout the nation.
The throat muscles had con
tracted and efforts to extract the
rock failed. The young elephant
died from shock and not being
able to eat.
Dr. Gustafson arrived in Col
lege Station last week and al
ready has hopes of showing her
horse at the Texas State Fair.
Her application is still being con
sidered in Dallas.
She is a member of the Ameri
can Veterinary Medical Associa
tion, Women’s Veterinary Medical
Association and Minnesota
Equine Practitioner’s Association.
She is also a national director
and inspector for the Palomino
Horse Breeders of America.
(Continued from page I)
three parking lots and we put
up signs showing the parking lot
number and the corresponding
permit color on all the lots,”
Powell said. “This will help stu
dents, particularly freshmen, find
the lots that they can park in.”
Parking Saturated
Chief Powell said that future
plans for parking at A&M will
eventually include elevated and
underground parking.
“For this type of parking we
aren’t speaking of $10 permits,”
he said. “We are speaking of $150
to $300 per year parking per
mits.”
“The Texas Transportation In
stitute has several ideas for solv
ing the parking problems on cam
pus,” the chief said. “The most
feasible one for A&M would be
to put large lots on the outer
fringes of the campus and have
a bus pick up the students.”
LADY VET AND FRIEND
Dr. Bonnie V. Gustafson and her show horse “Lady’s Stub
by” have found a new home here at the university. Dr.
Gustafson, 24, is the only woman instructor in the College
of Veterinary Medicine. She and the Palomino Quarter
Horse are natives of Minnesota.
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-Morning Worship
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10 :30 A.M.
7:30 P.M.
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8:45 A.M.—Sunday Morning Worship
9:45 A.M.—Bible Class
10 :45 A.M.—Worship Service
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7 :30 P.M.—Evening Worship
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10:46 AM Morning Worship
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6 :30 P.M.—Sacrament Meeting
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2505 S. College Ave., Bryan
An Independent Bible Church
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11 :00 A.M.—Morning Worship
7 :30 P.M.—Evening Worship
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3205 Lakeview
9 :45 A.M.—Bible School
10:45 A.M.—Morning Worship
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7 :00 P.M.—Evening Worship
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